I doubt there was even an inspection contingency.

From a new HVAC and roof to seller financing, without these contingencies, the property would not have performed very well.

The offer is the actual P&S, with all of the contingencies listed. 

I would add a big contingency line in your rehab budget.

We waived our financing contingency and did an all cash offer, closing date in 3 weeks.

Shorten the contingency periods (inspection, appraisal and loan)

I realize there are lots of other factors, ways to make your offer better with contingencies, etc, but wanted to get some real life experience thoughts on this. 

The contract should state that the buyer is seeking an FHA 203k loan and that the “contract is contingent on loan approval and buyer’s acceptance of additional required repairs by FHA/HUD or the lender.”Then, during the inspection period …On the Standard 203k, the Home Buyer/Borrower must first obtain a Work Write-up from a HUD approved 203k Consultant showing the scope of work to be done, including a cost estimate on each repair or improvement of the project and then obtain a proposal from a Certified 203k Contractor showing the exact pricing and detailed analysis of work that will be completed.

When you are putting offers in on properties, you would make the offers contingent on getting financing.

Hello Family,Do anyone have a purchase agreement for wholesalers, that includes the contingency that covers the buyer if they are unable to purchase or assign?